Confirm the reading order is correct in the Tags panel and repair if necessary. Select the Show Order Panel button and repair the reading order. This would also be a good time to fix any other tagging issues with your PDF. If this occurs, drag a box around each label and press the Text button to put it in its own tag. For example, these "Yes" and "No" labels are in a single box, meaning they also share a single tag. Check to see if each text label is in its own box. Ensure the Page content order radio button is selected and uncheck Display like elements in a single block. Open the Accessibility tab and choose the Autotag Form Fields option. 
Select the Close button in the upper-right corner of the screen. This means that the description of the group of checkboxes (if present) and the description of the checkbox itself should be defined in the Tooltip.įollow these steps to add correctly-ordered tags to a form: Unfortunately, checkboxes cannot be grouped together in the same way as radio buttons. If this information is presented correctly, both the Tooltip and Export Value will be read to a screen reader. Under the Options tab, the Export Value must match the text that appears next to each radio button. Because this information will be read for each option in the group, it should be succinct. This provides a shared label for each of the options, like the and elements in HTML. The Tooltip value should also be the same for every radio button in the group. This groups the options together and allows a keyboard user to select an option within the group using the arrow keys. The Name must be the same for every radio button within the group. The following information must be provided in the Properties dialog: Radio buttons (a group of options where only one option can be selected) require additional information to ensure accessibility. List boxes introduce accessibility issues for keyboard users and usability issues for everyone. List boxĪ list box looks like an expanded dropdown list and allows the user to select multiple options by holding down the Shift or Control key while selecting an option with a mouse. 
If an option is selected by default, it will be read by a screen reader in addition to the Tooltip. These menus can be navigated with the arrow keys or by selecting the first letter of the desired option. There are options to make this single or multi-line. In most forms, the most common field type is a text field.
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